An ass-kicking intense videogame-style tune with electronics and guitars!
Despite the potentially misleading intro, keep listening even if doesn't sound like your kind of music. Trust me - things turn around and get HEAVY...
Nice
This does seem to have an action theme here going on I like the intense pace here and it really drives it well from start to finish with some good flavor a very good style and I'm an instant fan so I'm glad to have found this and hope you find my review a delight
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I really don't think you need any you have some nice stuff here
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wow
i've recently turned into a fan of yours due to these musics of yours. epic battle going on
I'm picturing...
2 guys just going at each other in an epic dual. I love it!
niceee!
sounds like something out of Starcraft for some reason lol, but great job hope to see more soon
snap
yeah at first I was a bit skeptical, but I took your word for it.
and this is pretty intense.
The part that really got me going at first was at :48 i believe.
I didn't expect this kind of song from you haha
I hear you have a choir sample of some sort.
is this a soundfont? east west?
if it's east west, do you have the word builder?
because if you do, you need to compose a choir piece
that'd be really interesting.
nice one nick
-Winter
Yeah believe it or not my roots lie in this style of videogame music. I thought I'd revisit that style now that I at least know what I'm doing a little bit. I also learned a bunch of new stuff about audio production so this is also an experiment putting that new knowledge into action.
If ONLY I had word builder! Although I hear that sampler is really system-intensive which wouldn't be good considering all the other symphonic instruments I'd want loaded up at the same time. What I actually have is "Voices of the Apocalypse", It was a precursor to EW Symp. Choirs.
The samples are great, Men's choir and Women's choir, and DO come with word articulations, but I got the samples Giga format which converts to EXS24 in Logic, and as such I'm not sure how one would use a word builder with them. So I just use the "aah" "eeh" and "ooh" etc. I'm going to look into it (I probably should have a long time ago), a choir piece would be really interesting to do.
Thanks for all the reviews!
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.
NickPerrin 
